The Revenge of Frankenstein

right|thumb|300px|It should have been perfect. The Revenge of Frankenstein is a 1958 film about the disguised doctor as he continues his experiments. It is the sequel to The Curse of Frankenstein. Directed by Terence Fisher. Written by Jimmy Sangster. A Living Corpse Walks at Midnight - It is the Revenge of Frankenstein  (taglines) Doctor Victor Stein It should have been perfect. I made it to be perfect. If the brain hadn't been damaged, my work would have been hailed as the greatest scientific achievement of all time. Frankenstein would have been accepted as a genius of science. Instead, he was sent to the guillotine. I swore I would have my revenge. They will never be rid of me! Dialogue Doctor Hans Kleve: A masterly dissection, Doctor Stein. You must forgive this intrusion. Doctor Victor Stein: Must I? Doctor Hans Kleve: [on seeing the Creature for the first time in its tank] Who is he? Doctor Victor Stein: No-one. He hasn't been born yet. Doctor Hans Kleve: That's the arm of the pickpocket! Doctor Victor Stein: It is indeed. You need sensitive fingers to be a member of that profession. It'll be very useful to me. Taglines A Living Corpse Walks at Midnight - It is the Revenge of Frankenstein Cast Peter Cushing — Dr. Victor Stein Francis Matthews — Dr. Hans Kleve Eunice Gayson — Margaret Oscar Quitak — Karl External links 0050894 The Revenge of Frankenstein Category:1958 British films Category:Films about Frankenstein Category:Science fiction horror films Category:Sequel films Category:Films directed by Terence Fisher Category:Historical horror films Category:Films about resurrection